Night of Ideas
Tuesday, March 31 | 6:00 p.m.–11:00 p.m.
Villa Albertine | 972 Fifth Avenue, New York
Marking the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, this year’s Night of Ideas explores what remains of Enlightenment ideals—and what might come next.
The full schedule is now online. Explore the evening’s conversations, readings, salons, and performances and register to attend.
Program Highlights
Flash Talks: Conversation-starting talks by leading American and international thinkers and activists across generations, exploring the enduring ideas of the Enlightenment and their place in today’s world.
Readings and Performances: Readings at Albertine Books curated by Harper’s Magazine on the complexities of American democracy, and by New York Review of Books on French-American literary exchange, featuring celebrated writers and performers.
Writing Workshops and Salons: Intimate salons hosted by Interintellect and writing workshops led by members of Oulipo, the famed Paris literary collective.
Live Music: Live music and a festive closing session featuring a cocktail party and Peter Matson & Domenica of the celebrated New York dance band Underground System.
Stay tuned for more updates!
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